Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil

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Clint Eastwood directs Kevin Spacey, John Cusack and Jude Law in this unpredictable, enchanting and true-life tale - based on John Berendt's phenomenal best seller - of a shocking murder in the genteel town of Savannah, Georgia, Southern home to the most beguiling and eccentric characters imaginable.

When New Yorker John Kelso comes to Savannah to write a magazine story about an elegant, exclusive Christmas party, he finds himself at the center of his host's, Jim Williams, sensational trial for murder. Determined to write a book about the killing of Williams' younger, redneck lover, Kelso encounters the exotic locals - among them an ex-attorney turned itinerant squatter; a voodoo priestess; and flamboyant transvestite cabaret performer, The Lady Chablis.

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Release:

1998

Running Time:

155 min

Certificate:

Contains strong language

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Genre:

Drama

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Director:

Clint Eastwood

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Chris Lam
great performances
06 December 2008
A magazine reporter named John Kelso (John Cusack) decides to do a story on a Christmas party hosted by an infamous eccentric named Jim Williams (Kevin Spacey) in Savannah. John enjoys the part but feels taken aback and apprehensive when he meets Jim's abusive lover, Billy.. Billy winds up dead, and Kelso stays in Savannah to cover the trial. He soon encounters a huge variety of oddballs such as a spiritualist, an old man who threatens to poison the town's water supply, and a drag queen comedienne.
Kevin Spacey's performance in this film is absolutely fabulous bringing eloquence and wisdom to his character and provided us with many unforgettable lines. John Cusack seems very real and truly impressed throughout the film. His facial expressions and the way he responds to all the craziness throughout is the most natural I've seen in a very long time.
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